bug: Generated command comportnent code has error in import statement when using TypeScript

[Allianaab2m]

Is there an existing issue for this?

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Description of the bug

When I generate a command component using the CLI, the type prefix is missing from the import statement, causing an error.
The other components (listener, arguments, precondition), this error did not occur.

Steps To Reproduce

sapphire generate command [commandName]

Expected behavior

It should generate code like this.

import { ApplyOptions } from '@sapphire/decorators';
import { SubCommandPluginCommand, SubCommandPluginCommandOptions } from '@sapphire/plugin-subcommands';
import type { Message } from 'discord.js';

@ApplyOptions<SubCommandPluginCommandOptions>({
	description: 'A basic command'
})
export class UserCommand extends SubCommandPluginCommand {
	public async messageRun(message: Message) {
		return message.channel.send('Hello world!');
	}
}

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Additional context

This is the first time for me to make an issue, and I used machine translation,
so I really apologize if there are any confusing parts.

[UndiedGamer]

whats your templates/command.ts.sapphire file?
and can you show your file structure with command usage

[Allianaab2m]

I'm not sure, because I've just started using Sapphire, but I probably don't use template.
In .sapphirerc.yml, customFileTemplate is set to false.

projectLanguage: "ts"
locations:
  base: src
  arguments: arguments
  commands: commands
  listeners: listeners
  preconditions: preconditions
customFileTemplates:
  enabled: false
  location: ""

Here is the file structure of the project.
foo.ts is a component that I generated myself.

[UndiedGamer]

it should work fine i see a test.ts was it generated from cli?

[Allianaab2m]

The test.ts is the same as foo.ts. There is probably a problem with the code here, so fix it and send a pull request.
https://github.com/sapphiredev/cli/blob/main/templates/components/command.ts.sapphire

[enxg]

Normally this should not cause an issue because the TypeScript compiler removes the import when compiling if it's only used as a type. Are you sure this is not an ESLint issue?

But to be consistent with the sapphiredev/examples repo I'm going to merge the PR.

[Allianaab2m]

I didn't know about the behavior of the TypeScript compiler for type-only imports.
Thank you very much and sorry for the inconvenience.